The Discord and Slack destinations post a release announcement through an incoming webhook once your build has shipped. They share the same message template and placeholders. The webhook URL grants posting rights, so it is treated as a secret: stored AES-256 encrypted and never logged.
The message template
Both destinations expand these placeholders in the template:
{product}—Application.productName{version}— the bundle version of the build{profile}— the profile name{changelog}— the topmost section of the configured changelog{duration}— how long the build took{target}— the build target name
The default template is:
🚀 **{product} {version}** ({profile}) is out!
{changelog}Discord
- In your Discord server, open Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook, pick a channel and copy the webhook URL.
- Paste it into the destination’s Webhook URL field and customize the message template.
Discord caps message content at 2000 characters; longer messages are truncated. Enable Attach Changelog to attach the changelog excerpt as a changelog.txt file instead of inlining it.
Slack
Create an incoming webhook, paste the URL into the destination and customize the template. Slack uses the same placeholders as Discord.
